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[kitsunetsuki]

Norman Eales - Dress by Mary Quant Ginger Group & Hat by Graham Smith, The Sunday Times, 9 June 1968, from Photographing Fashion: British Style in the Sixties by Richard Lester (2009)

[cleopatragirlie]

❀ 𝐌𝐚𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐞 𝐉𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐬 (𝟏𝟗𝟕𝟎) ❀

[voguefashion]

British Vogue Covers: 1971

January 1971: Jan Ward by Norman Parkinson February 1971: Sue Baloo by Barry Lategan March 1, 1971: Florence Lafuma by Barry Lategan March 15, 1971: Maudie James & Alan Bates by Barry Lategan April 1, 1971: Audrey Hepburn by Henry Clarke April 15, 1971: Louise Despointes by Barry Lategan May 1971: Ann Turkel by Patrick Lichfield June 1971: Ingrid Boulting by David Bailey July 1971: Mona Kristensen by David Hamilton August 1971: Cathee Dahmen by Barry Lategan September 1, 1971: Princess Anne by Norman Parkinson September 15, 1971: Maudie James by Patrick Hunt October 1, 1971: Susan Moncur by Peter Knapp October 15, 1971: Apollonia van Ravenstein by Peter Knapp November 1971: Christiana Steidten by Peter Knapp December 1971: Apollonia van Ravenstein by Christa Peters

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📸 by Cecil Beaton: David Hockney, Maudie James & Peter Schlesinger

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[oldtimesnew]

Fashion Icons of the 1960s/1970s

Scanned from Bronwen Meredith's "Vogue Body and Beauty Book" 1977.

Veruschka, Penelope Tree, Karen Graham, Maudie James

[jacquesdemys]

Elle France - August 26, 1968. Maudie James wearing a Paco Rabanne dress. Photographed by Guy Bourdin.

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Hair Styles, late 1960s

Model on the left is possibly Maudie James. Model on the top right is Ingrid Boulting, photographed by Richard Avedon for Giorgio Sant'Angelo (Vogue 1969). Black model is Marsha Hunt.

Scanned from Bronwen Meredith's "Vogue Body and Beauty Book" 1977.

[ludmilachaibemachado]

Via I🖤Sixties Models Fashion!🌹🌱🌺

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[forever70s]

Maudie James in Honey magazine, April 1970

[kitsunetsuki]

Jeanloup Sieff - Maudie James Wearing a Dress by Yves Saint Laurent (Vogue Italia 1972)

[cleopatragirlie]

Charlotte Martin with Maudie James and Louise Despointes for the April issue of Vogue UK by Barry Lategan (1971)

[voguefashion]

British Vogue Covers: 1970

January 1970: Jan Ward by David Bailey February 1970: Maudie James by Guy Bourdin March 1, 1970: Maudie James by Clive Arrowsmith March 15, 1970: Moyra Swan by David Bailey April 1, 1970: Jean Shrimpton by Barry Lategan April 15, 1970: Gunilla Lindblad by Clive Arrowsmith May 1970: Jean Shrimpton by David Bailey June 1970: Maudie James by Clive Arrowsmith July 1970: Marisa Berenson & Helmut Berger by David Bailey August 1970: Ann Schaufus by David Bailey September 1, 1970: Mouche by Clive Arrowsmith September 15, 1970: Charlotte Rampling by Clive Arrowsmith October 1, 1970: Ann Schaufus by Clive Arrowsmith October 15, 1970: Maudie James by Barry Lategan November 1970: Jean Shrimpton by Clive Arrowsmith December 1970: Ann Schaufus by Clive Arrowsmith

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Sunderland's Royal Jewel Vault (49/∞) ♛

↬ Queen Alexandra's Regal Circlet

King George, Sunderland’s longest-ruling monarch, was a man of extreme contrasts. He was a rugged countryman, who also possessed a keen eye for the arts. Throughout his life, he designed at least eight tiaras for his wife and daughters. The Regal Circlet is perhaps the most recognizable, having been worn by three queen consorts. The tiara features diamond foliage and spires intertwining with strawberry leaves punctured by sapphires. George finished the tiara’s design in 1871, just in time for Queen Alexandra’s 30th birthday. Alexandra wore the tiara multiple times until she was widowed in 1921, after which the tiara was passed to the new Queen: Matilda Mary. Maudie was never photographed in the tiara, but she did alter it a fair bit, adding an opal setting in 1924. The tiara was passed down dutifully for the next 30 years, but it only reappeared in public following the enthronement of King James II in 1957. Sunderland’s reluctant queen, Katherine, wore the tiara throughout her husband’s reign. Despite being earmarked by Queen Alexandra for current queen consorts, much like Louis III’s Diadem, Katherine defied tradition and continued to wear the tiara even after she was widowed in 1970. It was only after her death in 2018, that the tiara made its way to Queen Irene. Creation: Created by Albemarle in 1871 Provenance: 1) Queen Alexandra of Sunderland 2) Queen Matilda Mary of Sunderland 3) Queen Anne of Sunderland 4) Queen Katherine of Sunderland 5) Queen Irene of Sunderland Status: Currently worn by Queen Irene of Sunderland

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